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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Railroads Begin HOycotting,

San FRANCISCO, May lit is said
here that the transcontinental roads
will join in boycott against the Amer.
lean connections of the Canadian Pacific
road, because they are carrying freight
TO them by the Canadian Pacific at a
lower pro rata than that carried by
them for Pacific Coast roads. though the
tonnage offered by the latter is much
larger than that of the Canadian Pacific.
The roads used by the Canadian Pacific
in entering the territory of American
overland lines are the st. Paul. Mime.
apolis and Manitoba, the st. Paul and
Omaha, and the Kansas City and st.
Josenh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
utgRIG
Judge Gross wilt settle the Sew
cuty.Six Matter.

TuLARE, Cal, May l7.--There has
been considerable feeling over the
seventy.six Canal, at Kings river, be.
tween Samuel Fowler aud Timothy
Page. Fowler tapped the canal to irri.
gate his lands, and Page objected and
brought suit against him. The case was
brought up in the Superior Court yes.
terday before Judge Cross, who stated
he would not take any more adjudica.
tions ON the matter, and the waters
were to be used in as many ways as
were wanted, as there was plenty of
water for all. The stream now Is over
flowing its bank. He also stated that
he would give sentence in the case on
Tuesday next, and that it would be
very light, when it is hoped all trouble
will be settled. All is quiet there now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
A Los Angeles Woman,s Infiu.
enCg.

SANTA FE. N. NJ, May 7.-Mrs.
Hood, OF Los Angeles. sister to Thomas
sen. the murderer. whose execution was
set for Friday, the Goth, at Socorro, ar.
rived in this city for the purpose OF in.
tereeding with the Governor, and en-.
deavor to secure for her brother a res.
pile, in order that the doomed mans
father, who is now en- route from Ar
kansas to New Mexico, may have an
opportunity Of seeing his wayward son
once more before the fatal day. Mrs.
Hood made most favorable impression
upon the Governor, and after paying
strict attention to her sympathetic APP
peals he granted Jasper Thonassen a res.
pite for thirty days, so that the wishes
of his relatives might be carried ont.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
-, ,er New Town.

Tn the real s ltate sales yesterday ap-
pears the sale t the magnificent prop.
erty of L. II. Titus. adjoining tne
famous Sunny SlQ 20 orcnatd Wa,,a ana vino ts,
yard in the San Ga p,,e' nie ron Nancy, ~ aof tue
handsome sum Of ziz2oo. the Pur-
chaser, Mr.. J. p. ,anpern, mas pIr. p.
Vicinity of tbe ,rit,.a ~ 'operty, and with
the fine water mnnlg Of that property
will proceed to lay out coWh5lte Nv IN I'M rne
center OF the San Gabriel vaiiey. Inc
readers of the HERALD WI 20 iuily IN
formed of the future operl "iohs oi Tue
new project.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Factories Close Down.

HAvREHILL,. Mass, May l7.--Many
factories that are running to-
day will not open tomorrow, swelling
the number OF lookouts to sixty.fve
shops and throwing ont OF employment
7O00 persons. The masters are at work
and will probably continue as their price
list has not been cut down. The manu-.
facturers hope to secure help. sufficient
TO enable them to open sire shops"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
FOREIGN.
Sweeping Resignation of
the French Cabinet.
FREYCINET FORMS A NEW ONE.
Senator Sherman Advises ReciprO-
city with Canada-Germany
Sympathises with France.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
PARIS. May 1.-THE Chamber of
Deputies 275 to $50 to-day rejected the
proposals of the Government for increas.
ed taxation, and proceeded to discuss
the order of the day. Goblet announced
that the Cabinet would resign. As soon
as the announcement was made the
members of the Cabinet left the house.
The afternoon resolution proposed by
the Budget Committee, affirmed the
necessity of adopting new plans for re-
trenchment. The resolution was adopt
ed 3l2 to las. Premier Goblet. in an
interview with President Grevy to-day
rendered the designations of himself and
The resignation of the Cabinet has
been accepted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
LOUISVILLE RACES.
Los Angeles Wins tbe Three
Quarters Dash.

LOUISVILLE, May II. Weather cloudy,
attendance fair. quarters mile
heats, all ages, first heat Cleaner won,
Mary Nc. second, Eva X. third. Time,
l:l7a. Second heat. Gleaner won. Eva
X. second, Kirken third. Time, I:l7a.
Three. quarter mile dash for two.year.
olds, Los Angeles won, Winons and
Amos were tied, on second place. Time,
l:l71. Second money and bets were di.
vided.
One and one-eighth mile dash for
three year.olds and upwards Rio Grande
won, Uncle Dan second. Alamo third.
Time, I:593
One and one.half mile dash Longs
light won. Monocrat second, Nellie @.
third. Time, 2:40a.
-qaarter mile, Pocomoke won,
j. Mcfarland second, Avery third.
Time, l:e4i.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
election of Their Grand Officers
MT SAN Francisco.

SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of the United Order of Honor
this afternoon elected the following Off
GERS: Alex Rothenstein. Post Grand
President, San Francisco; G. X. Robin
son, G. p, Oakland; G. W. Gibson, G..
v. p, Oakland; Frances Il. Russ, G. S.,
Oakland; j. w. Belden, G.. T.,
San Francisco; Mrs. C. Kingsley,
Grand Chaplain, Red Bluff Sadie A.
Cox, Grand Conductor, San Francisco;
Nancy A. Anderson, G. /. Guard, Oak
land; Themas Sewell, G. o. Guard, San
Francisco; j. D. Hartley, Grand Medi.
cal Director, San Francisco; Grand
Trustee, Duncan McPherson, Santa
Cruz; John T. Hayes, FL. w. Macharos.
San Francisco; Supreme Representa-
tives, N. J. Bird, Nellie l.. Wilkins,
Alternate, San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Discharged.

MONTEREY, May l7.-Townsend
Hall. an aged man, who was arrested on
charge of shooting William Hansen, in
the Sur country, was examined to-day
and discharged. as there was not suffi-
eient evidence found to hold him. Dis
satisfaction is expressed with the result.
The wounded man is still delrious. and
il he dies without recovering his facul-
ties the matter will remain mystery.
No weapon was found about Hansen's
place, or anything to point toward the
theory of suicide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Tucson Ice Kicls.

WASHINGTON, May l7.-Among, the
petitions received by the Interstate
Commission yesterday was one from the
Arctic Ice Company. of Tucson, A7iz..
praying for the enforcing of the long
and short clause on the ground that the
Southern Paciic Railroad Company has
disoriminated against the Arctic Ice
Caopnny
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Dairy rlatd,, FESTIVAL.

On the 25th of May the young ladies
of the Congregational Church will give
at the Pavilion for six nights, a Dairy
Maids Festival. This is fer the benefit
of the church edifice which was lately
injured by fire. 1t will be most pleas.
ant and unique entertainment and ell
should attend. Full particulars will
appear in to.morrow's issue. The ladies'
taking part are requested to meet for re-
hearsal this afternoon, at 3, at me Con.
gregational Church. They will please
bring their caps and stools with them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
United rriends railing orr.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE annual
session OF the Grand Council, Order of
United Friends of the Pacific, opened
this forenoon in the B'nai Birth building,
Grand Vice.Couneillor Jossellin presid-
ing. There were seventy-five delegates
from subordinate councils in attendance.
The membership of the order, as shown
by the annual reports. has fallen off
1863 during the year, the present men,
bership being 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Base Ea1l.

BosToE, May l7.-Boston IL, Pitts
burg 0.
CINCINNATI, May l7.-Cincinnati 10,
Brooklyn IL.
LOUISVILLE, May l7.-Louisvllle Ii,
Baltimore q.
New YORK, May l7.--New York 26,
indianapolis 6.
WASHINGTON, May l7.--Washington
Ia, Chicago 9.
PAILApELPHIA. April 17.-Philadel.
phia 10, Detroit 8.
CLEVELAND, May l7.-Postponed on
account of rain.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-St. Louis 3,
Athletics 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
GLADSTONE.
of His visit 40
America.

of His visit 40
America.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 1.-THE follow
ing message was sent to-day by President
Fitzgerald, of the Irish National League
of America, to Gladstone:
Right Honorable Wm. q. Gladstone.
House of Commons. misunderstanding
from London cable dispatches that there
is a possibility of your visiting America
during the coming autumn. I hasten, as
President of the Irish National League
of America, to tender you the respectful
and cordial hospitality of that body,
with the hearted greeting of l5..
600, 600 Irish-Americans, and as an
American citizen to assure you OF such a
welcome from the great freedon.lo loving
people of this land as has never before
been accorded to any visitor to our
shores. (signed)
JoHN FIrzGERAho,
President Irish National Leasue
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
united order of Honor.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l7r--The grand
lodge of the United Order of Honor be-.
gan its second annual session this morn
ing in the Alcazar building. The report
OF the grand president showed pros
porous state OF the order. The grand
secretary reported that the total mem.
bership of the order In the State was
1878.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Uncle san, wants Poles.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE schoon
er Undaunted, which arrived from
Kodiak, Alaska, on Saturday, with
load of spruce poles, was yesterday
seized by the United States officers on
the charge of illegally cutting timber In
Alaska. This Is the third seizure within
a few months for violation OF the timber
laws relating to Alaska.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
THE GOLD FEVER.
1t Depopuiates n SAN Luis Obispo
County Town.

SAN LUIS 0BfsPo, May I7.-The gold
fever engendered by the exciting reports
from the rec entity discovered mine north
of the San Carpojoree river, in south.
western Monterey county. has almost
stilled the wheels of business in the
town of Cambria, in this county. Near.
ly all the leading men of this place have
gone to locate mining claims. Samples of
ore brought into Cambria are said to
evidence the richness of the find, and
men with tents and provisions are con-
stantly pursuing the trail to the mining
districts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
The Scrcgginses In Trouble.

MERGED, May 1.-THE register Of
the County Jail to-day shows the incar
eeration of whole family, with the ex-
ceptiop of the mother. who could be
eeen sitting in the ante.room of the jail,
weeping for her wayward children, who
have all arrived at the period of matur-
ity. The following are their names. and
the charges against each: George Scrog-
gins, grand larceny; James Scroegins,
assault with deadly weapon; West
Scroggins. malicious mischief; Dick Os-
born Scroggins, misdemeanor, and Mary
Arthur Scroggins, battery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
The New Treasurer

WASHINGTON, May l7.-Mr. Hyatt,
the newly.appointed Treasurer, visited
the Treasury Department this morning
and was presented to all the officers OF
the Treasurer's Office by Assistant
Treasurer Whelpley. lie says he will
not take charge Of the office before next
week, as it will require several days to
perfect his official bond and to comply
with certain otAer requirements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Electrical Phenomena. .

ORovILLE, Cal, May l7.--Sunday
evening lightning struck the telephone
line at point about six miles this side
of 0roville. Fifteen poles, covering
distance of 5000 feet, were knocked from
their position. and six of that number
were shattered into small fragments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
President Irish National League
Ron periey Poor Taken HI.

WASHINGTON, May l7-Major Ben Per-
levPoore was taken seriously i'll this after
MON in his committee room at the Cap
ital. The attack was the result OF over
work and heat. The Major was over.
come suddenly by sickness OF the stom-
ach and quietly tainted away. Three
physicians were soon in attendance and
n few moments the patient was re-
.tsred to consciousness. When his
strength was partially regained he was
removed to his rooms at the Ebbitt
House where he is resting quietly. 1t is
honed that few days perfect rest will
restore the Major to his usual good
health.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Broke His Neck.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l7.-David Re-.
gensberger, Assistant District Attorney
of Judge Murphy's court, met with
fatal accident at the Rossmore House,
304 Stockton street, this afternoon at
o'clock. He was at the door of the ele.
vator shaft and fell to the bottom. DIR.
Whitney was called and announced that
Regensberger had broken his neck and
could not live more than few moments.
Regsnsberger was a bright and popular
young lawyer. He lately distinguished
himself Ia the Goldenson murder trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Germany sympathizes with
France.

BERLIN, May l9.-It is reported that
Bismarck instructed the German Am
bassador TO Paris to advise the French
government in the interests Of peaceable
conduct of the mobilization experiment.
so it may not seem to be a menace to
the German frontier. In the meantime
all the diplomatic representations have
been postponedon account of the French
Ministe teriaI crisis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Progressiye Fresno.

FRESNO, May 1.-THE City Trustees,
at meeting last might, ordered :. c,cc
ton for the 18th of June to decide on
issuing bonds of the city to the extent of
$50. 600 for school houses, $25, 600 for
fire protection, $l2, ,hnn fnr rro.eetion
from overflow. A. later election ia to be
called to vote $780, for sewering the
city,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
BRUTAL MURDER.
A Desperate Kills nm nnoffensfye
Old NEan.

TOMBSTONE, Msy ia brutal muir.
der was committed here this evening
about q o'clock. Jerry Barton, noted
desperate who has figured in many
shooting scrapes, struck an old, inof
fensive citizen, named Ed. Swift. and
killed him. Swift was well known in
California, having several children at
present in San Francisco. Barton is
confined in-the county jail, and excite.
ment over the affair is intense. Barton
has killed several men in his day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Forty Factoraes Close.

HAvERnILL, Mass, May 17.--Owing
to disagreement between the Knights
OF Labor and the Manufacturers Asso.
ciation. forty manufacturers establish.
ments closed their doors this morning,
throwing over 5000 men out OF employ.
ment,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
High Life wedding.

LONDON, May l7.-Viscount Gran
borne, son of Lord Salisbury, was mar.
ried to-day to Lady Cicely Alice Gore,
daughter of the Earl of ARA. The
Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince
and Princess Christian, the Duke and
Duche,s of Teck, and large number of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
missouri Regiment Disbands.

JEFF yRsox Cry. May 17.-Owing to
the refu sal of the Legislature 10 appro-
nriate funds for the aupport of the
militia. t,Se First regiment Of the Ma
t;onal Ban {, Guards of Missouri, will
disband MlNv 25th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
The Gsain Markets,

BAN FRANCISCO, May l7.-Wheat-Quiei
and steady; buyer, season. sl.sl7s; buyer,
's7, s2.05l3: August, Sl.s4S5; September
$L8lz<.
Barley = Easier; buyer season, N.R
buyer 'S7, 1.26ss,
Corn Quiet; California large yellow,
s1.07ld0l1.i 10 per cental small, st.121a(gl 16
white. Sl,356al, 40
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Am Amendments.

ALBANY, N. Y, May l7.-Governor
Hill to-day sent the name of Col. Fred
Grant to the Senate for Quarantine
Commissioner,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
a ley. at SIC per bushel.
FOREIGN,
Petroleum. /.

NEW YonK, May H,-Petroleum was
active and weak, opening at 6Sls highes
eaIx; lowest, 63; closing 631s Sales, 2.26O. 600
barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Brooklyn Club Races.

NEW YORK, May l6.--At meeting
of the Brooklyn Jockey Club, to-day.
the attendance was light, the weather
fair, and the track fast. Three.quarter
mile Brittanic wen, lchi Ban second.
Bankrup third. Time, l:l41.
Mile and furlong, Barnum won, Fa-
vor second, Biscuit third. Time, l:545.
Two.year. .olds, ave furlongs, Specially
won, Slumber second, King Grab, third.
Time, l:03.
For three-year-olds, one mile, Han
over won, King Earnest. Julietta. sec
ond: Dunbine third. Time, l:434.
For two-year-olda. five furlongs, King
Fish won, Guarantee second, Tea Tray
third. Time, l:02s.
Mile and half, Florence HI. won,
Latretia second, Orlando third. Time,
l;5l,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Five Russinns lsebeaded.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The Ave
men who took the mo st part in the late
plot to assassinate the the Gar were ex-
ecuted yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Mcafdsburg Can,p.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l7.-Healdsburg
has been selected aa the camping place
for the Second brigade, N. G. G.
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The Pacific Hallway lnyestfga-
tfOn.

New YORK, May lin the Pacific
Railway investigation to-day. the we'll.
known broker, John Pendir, was on the
stand. Pendir went over the old story
of the Credit Mobilier, and took occa-
sion to vindicate oahes Ames, saying
that he was an honest man, and was
killed by the Infamous stories told con-
cerning him. Pendir attempted to show
the connection of Blaine with the Credit
Mobiier. He said that when Tom
Scott was elected President of the
Union Pacific, Scott told witness that
he had eiehty.two bonds which be.
longed to Blaine which the Union Pa
cfic would have to pay. Jay Gould
was next placed on the stand. and gave
at length the history of his connection
with the Union Pacific.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Ffnaas cial.

NEW YORK., May 17-Closing quotations
were; Three per cent. l0oI4; four per
cent. coupons, l2s; ~ per cent. coupons,
1l0Y; Denver and Rio Grsnde, 81; Louis
Vile & Nashville, $50; Michigan Central,
o. Kansas and Texas, 3iL: N + Central,
1i5s Northern Pacific, Slss; preferred, 62la;
Northwestern, 26}i; Oregon Improvement,
sszs; Oregon Navigation, "A; Oregon Trans
continental, 81; Pacific Mail, 551; Texas
Pacific, 3o7s Union Pacific, ga; United
Express. 90; Western Union Telegraph. 771s.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Money ON call--Easy
at 81s to per cent; closing offered 8.
Prime mercantile paper CT per
cent.
Sterling exchange, dull end steady
at s4S5H for i1ty day bills; N.s6s4 for
demand.
NEW YORK. May 17-Bar silver, s4s4.
SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE following
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
Chtcaeo wheat Market.

CHICAGO, May 1z.-At the close wheat was
irregular; cash, s77s; June, ss1s; July.
S5 5-16. ..
Corn-Firm; cash, sss& June, ses1;
July, 41ss.
FOREIGN.
rtvrppooI MAY I7.--Wheat firm; de-
,and fair: holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet demand poor; new mixed
Western, As 3-1d per GENITAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

Freycinet Expected to Form ON q.
PARIS, May l7.-It is expected that
DeFreycinet will be summoned to form
q new cabinet tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review of the Days TRANSACT
lions.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock market
was strong and higher, with slight eonces-
sions at times throughout the greater part
of the day. The market was rather heavy
at the opening, bus became strong imme-
diately under the lead of the Changers.
Business was moderately active, but after
the advance of the first hour. while the tone
OF the market still remained firm, the
changes In quotations were for Insignificant
fractions only until afternoon when Jersey
Central developed decided weakness and
the general market showed droeplng ten
6ency, accompanied by an increase in bust
ness. There was no further change in the
temper of the market, but the close was
steady. Government bonds were dull. but
steady to firm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
fn,c.yo rneat market,

CHICAGO, May Ill P. .M.--Pork-Easy;
cash and June, $40 SO per barrel
Close--Pork aud lard unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18
SANTA ANA.
Opening of the Flower Festival.
Railroad Rumors.

55p scial Dispatch to the HERALD.
SANTA ANA, Cal, May i7.-Just
proceeding the opening of the floral fair
the correspondent of the HERALD vis-
tied Spurgeon's pavilion, making obser.
vations of what was to be seen; manner
of work and who was doing it.
Throughout the pavilion hundreds of
fair hands are busily engaged in making
flower pieces. The building is hand.
somely decorated, some of the booths
are bewitchingly beautiful. The con-
servatory is bower of beauty and love-
illness, and the many designs and pieces
here seen excel all efforts heretofore made
in these directions. Turning to the left
as you enter the hall the first attraction
that meets your eye is the Tustin booth,
represented by bevy of handsome
young ladies, who are only too eager to
bestow on you their different wares for
sale. This particular booth attracts
universal attention on account of its
striking beauty and its many unique
designs of floral pieces. The surround
ing towns of Orange, Newport and
Westminster will each be represented by
n booth with a delegation of ladies
from each place. Competition between
the different ladies of each town is be.
coming lively as to which booth will re.
ceive the palm for beauty. The pavilion
was crowded to its utmost capacity this
evening, when the band took its position
in the hall and played some of Strauss
fayorite waltEes. Itgoes without saying
that there is not a county in the State,
considering size and population that
can produce more flowers or as many
different varieties, as this section of the
county. Santa Ana, Tustin and Orange
gardens are laden with these beautiful
offsprings of dame nature. Never in
the history of this end of the county has
there ever been larger or more brilliant |
assembiuge of wealth, beauty and fash.
ion. The decorations and general beauty |
excite the wonder and admiration of |
al.
RAILROAD RuMoRs.
The report that the s. Z. Cos sur
yeyors had abandoned any further sur
veys south Of San Juan Capistrano is |
premature aud wrong. The surveyors
arc continuing their surveys in south,
erly direction. AT present they are at |
0nifre creek, on the Santa Margueretta
ranch, and it is reliably reported that by
a heavy expenditure of coin they can
parallel the A, T. & s. L. r. r.
through from San Juan Capistrano to
San Diego. The work of grading on
the A., T. 6 s. +. branch continues
active, andssfgood progress is being
made. The section through which the
road runs opens mp fine new country
agricultural land, fruit aud orange and
vineyard lands. and some of the best
lands in Southern California. Many
new towns are being laid oat--one at
Buena Park. A branch line will run
70 the east from this point. Surveyors
IRE laying out the town with a 10 foo
avenue, and fountains and parks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

CTOCktr aBStSStu 10 CtHtB,
There was increased activity In oil stocks
to-day.
Silver bars-Per cent discount, 26927ss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-18

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